San Cristóbal, R.D. – Excitement overflowed in the Superior Basketball Tournament of San Cristóbal (TBS SC) during Tuesday’s game. The Buitres de Lavapiés and Lobos de Canastica teams achieved crucial victories against Laguneros de Madre Vieja Norte and Club Ciro Pérez, respectively, on a night full of intensity.
Eagles vs. Laguneros: A Duel of Power to Power
In the first game of the double-header, the Lavapiés Vultures dominated the Madre Vieja Norte Laguneros with a final score of 94 to 84. Jeison Colomé, guard for the Vultures, led the offense with 23 points, showcasing his skill from the perimeter.
Center Rey Abad was also fundamental to the victory, achieving a double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds, demonstrating his influence on both sides of the court. For the Laguneros, Andrés Fulgencio stood out with 24 points and José “El Pachú” Pineda contributed 20, although their efforts were not enough to overcome the Vultures.
Wolves vs. Ciro Pérez: A Match Full of Excitement
In the second game, the Canastica Wolves defeated the Ciro Pérez Club with a score of 84 to 78. Edgar Tejeda, with 23 points, led the Wolves’ offense at key moments. Xavier “El Chino” De La Rosa contributed 19 points, including decisive baskets in the final quarter.
Bernardo Polanco was the offensive leader for Club Ciro Pérez with 25 points, keeping his team in the fight until the end. Kelvin Furcal, with a double-double of 17 points and 19 rebounds, also had an outstanding performance. Despite the final effort of Ciro Pérez, the Lobos secured the victory with a solid perimeter defense and effectiveness in free throws.
Massive Support from the People of San Cristobal
Once again, the public of San Cristóbal demonstrated their passion for basketball, filling the stands of the covered sports center. The festive atmosphere reflected the social and recreational impact of the tournament in the province.
The tournament, organized by the San Cristóbal Basketball Association (ABASANCRIS), will continue on Wednesday with a new double header starting at 7:00 p.m.
The general admission price is 100 pesos per person, which helps keep this sporting tradition alive, attracting thousands of fans and promoting the development of local basketball.
The TBS San Cristóbal 2025 solidifies itself as the most competitive tournament in the south of the country, serving as a platform for emerging talents and generating a positive impact on the youth of the region.
